Brighten Your World with Yellow Fabric Paint
Capture the Sunshine with Every Stroke
Let the sunshine in with our premium yellow fabric paint! Whether you're adorning a summer dress or adding a touch of warmth to home décor, our yellow fabric paint brings a burst of brightness that's sure to lift spirits and turn heads.
The Perfect Yellow for Every Fabric Artist
We understand that yellow isn't just yellow. It's the colour of joy, creativity, and the warmth of the sun. And we have matching Fabric Markers Take your fabric designs to the next level with our easy-to-use, permanent yellow fabric marker. It's the perfect partner for our yellow fabric paint, offering the same vivid hue in a convenient pen-like form. Ideal for adding sharp details and personal flair, this marker ensures your creations stand out. Get ready to hold the sunshine in your hand with our yellow fabric marker
How to Use Your Yellow Fabric Paint
Tips for a Flawless Finish -Dip your brush into liquid sunshine and let your imagination run wild. Our yellow fabric paint goes on smoothly and sets flawlessly, ensuring your designs remain as vibrant as the day they were painted. Need to mix and match? Our yellow plays well with others, creating the perfect palette for fabric painting projects.
Make It Stand Out:
Heat Setting Your Yellow: Follow our simple heat setting guide to keep your yellow as bright as a sunny day.
Make Your Sunshine Last
So, you've transformed your textile into a sun-kissed masterpiece with our vibrant yellow fabric paint. Great job! Now, let's ensure your design stays as cheerful and bright as the day you painted it with some simple heat-setting steps.
Yellow Fabric Paint Heat Set
Step 1: Let It Dry
Patience is a virtue, especially when it comes to art. Allow your painted fabric to dry completely. We're talking about waiting 48 hours until it's bone dry. Why? Because this gives the paint time to form a strong bond with the fabric fibers, ensuring your yellow stays sunny, not runny.
Step 2: Prepare for the Heat
Once dry, place a thin cloth or parchment paper over your design. This little barrier protects the painted surface from direct heat, which can cause the color to fade or the paint to bubble – and we certainly don't want that.
Step 3: Turn Up the Heat
Set your iron to a setting suitable for the fabric you've painted on. If you're unsure, go with a medium heat setting; it's the safest bet. Gently iron over the protective cloth for about 3 to 5 minutes, moving in circular motions and applying steady pressure. No steam necessary – this isn't a spa day!
